Before he came down here, it never snowed. And afterwards, it did. I don’t think it would be snowing now if he weren’t still up there. Sometimes you can still catch me dancing in it.

The speaker connects the arrival of snow with someone's presence and takes its continuation as a sign that he remains nearby. The reasoning gives the weather a personal meaning. Ending with dancing turns that belief into a continuing relationship with a memory, expressed through an ordinary physical pleasure.

Context reviewed 20 September 2026